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hi...

JavaScript debugging behviour has changed after installing 2013 2 RC ... and now my life sux. Previously, the original version of 2013 did not exhibit the problem.

The problem is that now: [dynamic] Script Documents are interfering with development

Until recently, break-points could be placed directly in source JavaScript files.

But not now ... much sadness : (

Instead: setting a break-point in a JavaScript file opens the associated [dynamic] file in the Script Documents solution node.

And, stepping-through the code can only be conducted in the '[dynamic]' Script Documents. Take a look: 2013-much-sadness

I just want to ignore the Script Documents [dynamic] file but visual studio forces the file open every time a debug context is invoked.

Is it possible to restore the state of my machine and Visual Studio instance so i can ignore script documents?

I have tried the following:

  • Uninstall 2 RC and Re-install original 2013 (no fix)
  • Reset All Settings (no fix)
  • Uninstall original 2013 and Re-install Update 2 RC (no fix)
  • Reset All Settings (no fix)

...nothing works,

Visual Studio 2012 does not exhibit the problem...see: 2012-the-right-way

so, I have have tried exporting the settings of 2012 into 2013 but that did not work.

i just want it to go back to normal : (

can you please help solve this problem...
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Updated 29-Apr-14 15:21pm
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Apr-14 21:51pm    
Sounds sad...
—SA
CognitiveFeedback 29-Apr-14 22:13pm    
cry

I solved this problem just setting the IE as default browser.
 
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wesealbe 20-Apr-17 13:00pm    
That link shows that the bug was closed as being not being reproducible.

I have had this problem in visual studio 2015 and 2017 as well. I haven't come across a solution to this problem that works for me yet.

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